Periodically we get a new printer online that does this, and the printer
has no menu to set the parameters. I have to create a text file to send to
the printer that sets the default LPP at 66.
Lines are at 59, PF at 58. (Although my normal Windows reports are set at
75.) Portrait and all Form Feeds unchecked.
This is printing directly to a HP6P, which is also "shared" on a
peer-to-peer WiFi network. I tried printing directly to the printer,
bypassing the Windows spooler, and still get the blank pages.
Unfortunately, I don't have another printer to test this on. Fortunately,
this is an annual report so removing blank pages from between 120 good pages
will not be an overwhelming problem, but rather annoying.
Thanks though for the ideas.
Patrick
> Make sure that if you are defining "Lines per Page" at 59, you define
"Page
> Footer Line Number" at a smaller value depending on the size of your
footer.
> Also make sure that the page is defined as Portrait (yes, I have cases
where
> it "changed" to landscape) and that all the "Form Feed" fields are
> unchecked. You may also want to check the printer setup; old HP Laserjets
> had a default of 60 lines per page (although this applies mostly to DOS
> apps.) Finally, if you are in a network, you may want to make sure that
the
> spooler is not adding an extra page.
> Javier,
Emmitt Dove
Manager, DairyPak Business Systems
Blue Ridge Paper Products, Inc.
40 Lindeman Drive
Trumbull, CT 06611
(203) 673-2231
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